SHIPPING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 191, 8 May 1919, Page 11

SHIPPING NEWS

PHASES OF THE MOON. ' '' ' MAY. Day. Hr.'ra. First quarter 7 11 1 a.m. Full moon 15 0 31 p.m. 1 Last quarter 23 9 34 a.m. New moon 30- 0 42 a.m. . MOON. Moon rises' to-day,. 1.17 p.m.: sets, 1.1 a.m. ■ TIDE, To-day, 11.34 a.m.; 11.58 p.m. To-morrow, 12.25 p.m. SUN. Sun rises to-day, 6.43 a.m.! sets, 4.51 p.m. , ARRIVALS. ' ■• WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. / PORT SYDNEY, s.s. (2.10 a.m.), 9236 tone, Wyatt, from Newcastle. - HA WEE A, s.s. (6.40 a.m.), 2M tons, M'KinDon, from Patea. ■ KAITOA, b.b. <7.5 a.m.), 505 tons, Wild, maud, from Nelson. ' ■> MAOEI, s.e. (7.10 a.m.), 3412 tons, Cameron, from Lyttelton. •BLENHEIM, s.s. (4.10 p.m.), 120 tons, Wil.kinson, from Wanganui WOOTTON, s.s. (6.30 p.m.), 151 tons, Larsen. ti'oin Lyttelton. WAIIUU, B.s. (6 p.m.),; 143 torni, Delley. from' Blenheim. . . DEPARTURES. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. OPAWA, B.s. (2.15 p.m.), 110 tons, Nioholas, for Blenheim. •'to'AiiiiE-A; s.s. (B'a.m;), 454 tons, Graham, for Nelson. ■ TRAN'SOfffiAN, ship ,8 a.m.), 1430 toijß, Nystrom, for Melbourne. PATEENA, s.s. (1.35 p.m.), 1212 tons, Sewel, for l'icton and Nelson. EDWARD MAY, barciucntine (4 p.m.), 859 tons. Petersen, for Newcastle.. ,' WAKATU, 5.6. (4.10 p.m.), 157 'tons, Wills, for Kaikoura. J3HAM.OV- s.s. (4.55 p.m.), 5244 tons, Wilson, for Dunedin.' OOKINNA, s.s. (5,15 p.m.), : 1271 tons, Elders, for Dunedin. . lONIO, s.s. (6.20 p.m.),-12.232't0n5, Hickson, 'for 1 Lyttelton ' and Dunedin . KAITOA. s.s. .(5.« ■p,in'.),"3tJ lons, Wildmoa, for ,>Jc)soii. MAORI, s.s. (7.45 p.m.), 3412 tons, Came, ron, for Lyttelton.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. '"'•'": Queen of the South, Foxton, May 8. . Koru, Lyttelton, May 5, Waitangi, Patea, May '8. John, Lyttelton, May 8. Opawa, .Blenheim, May 8. Mararoa, Lyttelton,.. May ;8. Paleena, Nelson, Picton, May 8. Utella.Dunediu, May 8. Whakatanc, New York, Auckland, May 8. Kapuni, Patea, May 8. 'Northumberland, Liverpool, May 9. Calm, Lyttelton, May 9. Maori, Lyttelton, May 9. Kaitoa, Nelson, May 9. Kahu, East Ooast.iMay 9. Kennedy, Tarakohe, May 9. Manaroa, Lyttelton,: May 9. Poherua. Westpoiit,-- May 9. Mana,-Lyttelton, May 9. MapouriJia, Auckland, May 9. Baden Powell, New. Plymouth, May 9, Whirau, Blenheim,. May 10. Atua, Sydney, May 10. Wakatu, Kaikoura,. Lyttelton, May 10. Komata, Westport; May 11. Hippie, Napier and'eoast, May 11. Kaiapoi, Melbourne,.- via south, May 11. Blenheim, Pioton, May 11. Knpiti, Wanganui/ 'May 11. Remuora, London, Auckland. May 11. Kailtoura, Tokomarußay, May 11. ' Willochra, Port Chalmers, May 12. "■ Paeroa,' .Hokitika, ; May 12. Putiki, lyttelton, May 12. .Rosamond, Gisborne, May 12. : Kia Liverpool, Lyttelton, May 12. Ngatoro, Greymouth., May 12. Tainui, Wanganui, May 13. Wootton, Lyttelton, May 13. Monowai. Auckland, Napier, May,l3;, Invercargill, -Lyttelton, May.l 4.

,' PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Komata, Westport, May 8. ...Kapiti, ..Wanganui, May 8. Canopus, Wcalport, May 8. Wairau, Blenheim, May 8. Invercargill, Wanganui, May 8. ' Wootton, Lyttelton, May 8. Opawa, Blenheim, May 8. Mararoa, Lyttelton, May 8, Waitangi, Patea, May 8. . Ngatoro, Greymouth, May 8. • Kapuni, -Patea, May 8. Port Sydney, Timarn. May 8. Queen of the South, Foxton, May 8. Calm, Wanganui, May 9. Maori, Lyttelton. May.9. BcsEa, Sydney, May 9. : Kaitoa, Nelson,' May 9. Blenheim, Picton, May 9. ' Hawera,. Patea, May 9. • Kara, New Plymouth, May 9. - Mana, Picton. Wanganui, May 9. Kahu, East Coast, May 9. Ajana, Liverpool, May 9. Stella. 'Duncdin. May 9. Westralia, .Melbourne, vin. south, May 10. Orissa, New Plymouth. May 10, ' ■ Manuka, Sydney, May 10. .Kurov.v Vancouver, M"-v 10. Manaroa, Lyttelton, May 10. Whakataue. Lyttelton. Dunedin, May 10. Waih'oia, Newcastle. May 10. -' Wakatu, Kaikoura, May 12, ' Blenheim, Ha-velock, May 12. JWin, southern ports, May- 12. Willochra,. Australia. Europe. May 13. . Tainui. Lytleiton, May 13. Paeroa, West Coast. May 13. Hippie, Napier, Gisborne. May 13. Monowai, Lyttelton. Irnnedin. May 13. MapGurika., Auckland. May 13. Putiki, southern ports, May 14. Kaianoi, New ■ Plymouth. Greymouth, May 14. Rosamond. Dunedin. Mar 14. Kaikoura, London, May 15.

i . OVERSEAS CARGO STEAMERS. • ■ AIiAWA (R.SIA.I. London.' Apr. 1. to cltj porta', dim'''Lvt.leH.nn May 12. CARPENTARIA (N.Z.S. Co.), England, Apr. 2 to Lvttelton; due about May 13. DEVON (F.S.), Egynt, via Australia- to Lytteltou; due May 26. KIA OR A (S.S.A.). Liverpool to Lytteltou- duo May 7; Wellington M-av 12. MOANA (U.S.S.), 'FrJEco to Wellington; due about May ta. NORTHUMBERLAND (F.-8.1, England to Wellington; due May 9. PAKEHA (S.S.A.I. London Apr. 12; due Wellington Mny 27. PAPAROA (N.Z.S. Co.!. Glasgow, Apr. 1, to Wellington; due May 24. POET PIKIE (CD.), Loridon. Apr. 18 to Auckland; due' about June 18.; Napier. Wellfe"'tori. via. Australia. . EEMUEPA (N.'/.S. Co.). London, via Auckland; due AVcllington May 11. ' EIMUTAKA, (N.Z.S. Co.), London to Weiliiifton: due May 26. ' TOFUA. England, Apr. 18, to Lyttclton or Pott Chalmers; due June 2. WESTERN COMET (Luckenbach), New York; due Auckland about J.'ay 27;yMel■'WHAkATANE (A. and A.,. .New York, via, .Auckland; due Wellington May 8. -.: SAILERS, San Francisco to AucklandVessel. Loft. Due. Antioppe (A. S. Paterson) Apr. 26 end Juno. Philippine Apr, 7 June Nortli'n Chief (J. Burns, Apr. 22 end June Hen'Priincisto to Wellington:Samar (Vac. Oil) Mar 10 May Son Francisco to Napier'Raupo (Scales) May 10 early July -, : BY -TELEGRAPH. COASTAL. ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. .. ~' '. ' AUCKLAND. ' Sailed'.-FIoW (5.30 p.m.). for Rarotonga; . Mapourika (5.45 p.m.). 1 for Wellington. 'Kani, Lyttclton, May 8.. ' •- ; '."' , ONEHUNGA. 'Arrived—Rarava (10 a.m.), from Now Ply- '•.■ mouth.- ' .' -".• ' NEW PLYMOUTH. ArriVcd.-Badcn Powell (12.40 p.m.), for Weilington. '. ' . : NAPIER. 'Sailed.—Kahu (5 p.m. May 6), for Welling- . tori,. via Coast. , .', . FOXTON. ,- ' Sailed.-Queen o fthe South (2 p.m.), for Wellington. TAEAKOHE. Arrivcd.-Kcnncdy (2.20 p.m.), from Wellington. -. ' ; ~ ■ PATEA, Arrived.—Kapuni (2.45 p.m.), from WcllinE-Sailcd.-Waitangi (3.10 p.m.), for Wellington. NELSON. To sail— Kcgulus (midnight),- for Onohunga. ... , , Arrived.—Patcena (5:23 p.m.), from WolU " Kton ' LYTTELTON. Arrivcd.-Ktorm (0.45 a.m.). and Manaroa (5.45 ti.mj, from Wellington. To .sail.-Maua. (9 p.m.), for Wellington. Kailcd.-Maraim (7 p.m.). tot Wellington, Arrived. ■ Kla Ora 15.J0 p.m in the stream), from London, via Panama. >LUFF. Arrivcil.-Kaiapoi, from Melbourne; Westmoreland, from Adelaide. Both vessels arc in quarantine. MANUKA BERTHING TO-DAV. Tho Manuka will berth at No. 4 Oiieni's Wharf at 7.31) o'clock thiß morning to discharge Australian cargo. 'uiu U'lilmc Health Department gave permission that tlie vessel could bo brought alongside yesterday afternoon, and so it was intended. The Waterside Workerß' Union yesterday afternoon requested, however, that a further examination of the crew should bo made before the slrp comes up to the wharf, • and to this the company was agreeable. Accordingly at 6.30 a.m. to-day tho port doctor will igain test the temperatures uf those'on" board, and if there are no signs of pending sickness among them, tho vessel will steam up to her berth about 7.30 a.m.

PASSENGERS FROM ENGLAND. Tlie Bemucrn, which arrived nt Auckland on Monday, bronchi the'following passengers from England:—First saloon: Major L. G. Acland, Mrs. L. E. L. Begg, Master A. C. Begg, Master N. C' Begg, Miss I;. 0. Bowon, Major J. fi. liarton. Miss M. M. Butler, Captain V. It, Bond. Mrs.'l. M.. Bond; Major J. G. Ooates. Major Caumbell, Mrs. Campbell, Miss M. A. Campbell, Mrs. M. K. G. Clarke, Captain V. A. Denny, Mrs. A. P.. Felln, Master P. Fella. Captain A. M Forbes, Misß P Fell, Mrs. A. M. Grig, Captain R. Gould. Mrs. Y. Gould Major O. J. Hamilton, Mrs. E. I. Hamilton, Captain Hartness, Second-Lieut. N. G.-Hun-ter, Mrs. C. Johnston. Mrs.i V. C. Merton, Master Mcrton, Sister L. T. Nowell, Lieut.-Commander W. Olphcrt. Mjss N. h. Olphcrt, Miss B. 0. Olphert, Miss K. 0. Young, Second-Lieut. 11. M. Robinson, Major W. L. Robinson. Mr. O. S. V. Wenley, Mrs. E.-Wenley, Miss M. R. Wenley, Captain J. C. Wadmore. Mrs. A. Wadmoro, Misß H. 0. Wadmore, Master J. E. Wadmore. Liout. Wheeler, Lieut. C. Wi kio, Secondiieut. 0. R. Pain, Mrs. D. M. Alder, Master H. It, Alder, Mrs. M. C. Anderson, Mrs, N. Anderson, Mjbs O. N. Anderson, Mrs. E. 0 Armitage, Mrß. L. ABhworth, Mrs. A. Brandon, Mr.s. T. H, Brown, Master Brown, Mrs. D. Bannerman, Master J. K. Bannerman. Mrs. E. M. Bridgford, Mrs. G. Oaßtleton, Airs. M. E, Eagle. Mrs. E. 8. Franklin, .Mrs. E. B. French, Mrs. F. ;M. Grav, Mrs. L. Green, Mrs. M. Graham, Mrs. I: ilalford. Mrs. D. Haworth, Mrs. L. Hopkins, Mr. J. W. Kinder, Mrs. A. Kinder. Master H. Kinder, Mrs. E. Mitchell, Mrs. J. F. M'Koy, Mrs. J. W. Moore, Miss H. Mooro, Mrs. E. M. Mayall, Mrs. 11. H'lntyre, Mrs. E. E. M'MiTlan, Mrs. A. R, Norman. Miss A. A. Elckman. Mrs. J. M. Richards, Mr*. L. Y. Sheen, Mrs. J. Spraggs, Mrs. E. Sanders, Master M. Sanders, Mrs. E. JI. Smith, Mrs. G. M. Stewart, Misß Stewart, Miss J. Smith. Miss E. 3t Shaw, Mrs. E. V. Turner. Mrs. A. 0. Wheeler, Mrs. G. H. E. Ware, Master J E. Ware, and 99 N.C.O.'s, 34 E-.A.F., and 7 R.N.R.

CANADIAN PASSENGERS. The E.M.-S. Makura, which reached Auckland.on Tuesday, had the following passenger list:—First-class:' Lieut. Carpenter, Lieut. Briggs, Mr. J. Hobs, "Mr. E. Junes, Lieuts. D. Aiton, E. Harßreaves, J. Allen, W. Ingham, 11. H. Kirkwood, N, Wise. F. Webster, B. Haszard, R. Watßon, J. Stirling, G. Luke, H. Kirkwood, N. Wigsr, P. Webster, It. Urquhart, L. Harris, L. Walker, W. Graham, K. Gunson, 0. Carter, B. Keyes, A. Bond, Captain Nairn, Mr. and Mrs.' Troup, M'r.E. Wilding, Mr. J. Friedman, Captain H. Chambers, Mrs. G. Johnston, Mr. A. O'Leary, Major K. Murray, Oa,pt.' B. Holdsworth, Capt. Rattray, Mr. and Mrs. Strang, Mrs. DcntonV Leach, Mr. 0. MaoConneU. Mr. W, Stokes, Mr. B. Bagnail, Mr, and Mrs. M. Cavnnagh, Mr. A. .Barber, Mi'. P. Fishi Cant. Js. Weeks, Mr. D. George. Mr. J. Angus, Mr. A. C. Price, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoare, Miss G. Hoarc, Mr. J. Clarke and 3 children.Mr.A. Brown, Mr. A. G;edes, Mr. E. SanrLall, Mr. T, Davidson, Mrs. A. Pilcher, Mr. A. T, Brown, Mr. H. 0. Armstrong.' Mr. A. Moginuic, Mr.. 1 B. Goidle, Mr.' Beutley, Mr, Orompton, Mr. M'Culloclt, Miss March, Mrs. Piummer. Miss Amos. Second-class: C. Y, S. W. Clibbcy, Chief Petty Oiiicerß Badlord, Porter, Noddins, Nelson, Barclay, Brother'son, Huclccnbotham, Wilson, J. Attwood. W. Allen; G. Hansard, A. Messenger, B; M'Ginley, J. Payne, G. M'Knight. E. Gregg. G. Green, W. Sill, 0. Pulsford, J. O'Donoghue, C. ■ Yclverton, G. Neilson, H. Fox, H. Waivera, Brown, E. Chivers, D. Burgess, D. Small, A." Cuthbert, L. M'Qucen, J. Alley, J. Lawlor, W. Wiggins, B. Crawford, 0, Butcher, A. Ritchie. A. Sellarß, Mr. A. Morris, Mr. A. Gordon, Mr. G. Y. Younjr, Mrs, Y. Davidson, J. .Francon, Mr.' D. Hunsaker, Mr. E, Manning, Mr. W. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dow, Mrs. F. Russell, Mr. J. Munro, Mr. O. S. Brown, Mr. A.'Logie, Mr. B, Burdon, Mrs. A. Turtill, Mr H. Hall. Mx. G. Murray, Mrs. P. Molloy and child, MissT. Murray,.Bev. J. Wiseman, Mr; O. Rice, Mr. De Francoer. Mr. Slinn, Messra. Warnock (2), Mr.. Edwards, Mii" Harris; and 13 steerage.

TnE REMUERA FROM LONDON.. ' The New Zealand Shipping Company's Remuera, which arrived at Auckland on 'Monday- t''°rc London, will sail for AVellington to-morrow. The Remuera left Plymouth on March 17, and had a very stormy trip to Newport News. One of her boats was smashed away, and one of tho davits broken. . The vessel was hove to for 36 hours; She reached Newport News on April 1. and - stayed there three day 3 coalinn. She called at Jamaica en route to Colon, and cleared Panama for Auckland on April .12, Captain J. J. Cameron is in command, and has with him the following officers:--Chief, Mr. J. Downton; second, Mr. A. Smith; third, Mr. H. W. Dunlin: fourtji, Mr. J. Ifoorc: surgeon, A. Hawkins; wireless operators, Mr. 3L G. Davy and Mr. A. F. Crosby; chief engineer, Mr. W. R. Sneddon; second. Mr. D; Corbett; third, Mr. J. Salter: fourth,' Mr. ,T. A. Canning; fifth, Mr. J. Clync; sixth, Mr. A. Skene; first refrigerating engineer, Mr. T. M. Mac Lean; second, Mr. S. S. Swan; electrician. Mr. J. Fulton; chief steward, ; Mr. IV Bowen..

THE VALMARIE. The Australian three-masted schooner Valmarie, which arrived at Auckland from Newcastle on Sunday morning, is a, now vessel, built in Tasmania, and launched last January. According to the opinion of those on board she is a credit to her builders. ' The lower part of her hull is built of blue gum and the upper part of white pine. -Her deckhouses, in which her crew are accommodated, are built of 'Pasmuniau pine. She is chedited with good sailing qualities, working to windward like a yacht. Her passage from Newcastle, to Auckland took 16 days owing to very light variable winds. On her trip from Tasmania to Newcastle she experienced a south-woßt gale. The wind -was on her quarter, and ivith a full main and foresail and a close-reefed mizzen she logged 12a. knots for 24 hours. Her cargo for Auckland consists of a full load of piles and girders. She will iprobnbly be-there a "week, ".'id then goes to Whangarci to, load timber for Australia. Captain Harris is master of the Valmarie. with Mr. K. Bosswell as mate and Mr. C. Banks second mate.

DEVON COMING VIA AUSTRALIA. Cable advico received by tTfie N.Z. mid African Company says that the Devon, which left Port Said on April 5 for Wellington, and was due here on Thursday next, is calling at Melbourne and Sydney for discharge of cargo from Colombo. This will put the date of the vessel's arrival in New Zealand back about eleven days, and she will now start loading for Liverpool at Lytteltou, where she should arrive about May 26, later coming on to Wellington to load further. . SCALES LIKE OF SAILEES. The barque Raupo loft San Francisco on 'May 10 with case oil for Napier. Tho Ysabel, barqneiitine. sailed from Melbourne on Tuesday with general cargo for Auckland. Loading has been commenced by the bn.ro.ue Eona at Newcastle for Wellington. The schooner Eira, which put back to port on April 29 owing to the illness of the master "(Captain Champion), sailed on Saturday last for Tonga in charge of Captain Lane. The vessel is to load copra for Auckland. . NORTHUMBERLAND LATE. Heavy westerly weather lias also nrevented the Northumberland from making port as early as she was expected. II is officially announced that it will be early tomorrow morning before she arrives at Wellington. Three sailing vessels arc at present in port at Wanganui for tho purpose of transporting over three-quarters of a- million feet of white nine to Sydney. They are the Senorita, the Whito Pine, and the Maroro. MAPOURIKA TO RELIEVE AHAHURA. On her return to Auckland from Wellington next.week the Mapourikawill replace the Arahura N in the Nnpior, Gisbornc, and Auckland run. while the Arahurn. is undergoing overhaul at the northern port. NAVUA. FOE- MAKATEA ISLAND: The Navua, which was due at Auckland yesterday from Melbourne with general cargo, will, after discharge, go to Makntca Island to load phosphates for Auckland. The Whangape. which is discharging acargo of phosphates at Auckland from Makatea Island, is expected to sail to-dav to load another, cargo at Makatea Island. WESTRALIA BERTHS. Twenty-four hours after her arrival in tho stream from Melbourne, the HuddartParker steamer Westralia berthed at No. 16 Jcrvois Quay breastwork early yesterday afternoon. A start was made to discharge her 1500 tons of local cargo last night. It is announced that elic will now nail nt noon on Saturday for Lyttclton, Duncdin, Bluff, and Melbourne. ATUA FOR WELLINGTON. The Union oCmpnny'e Una. with cargo exclusively, left Svtlncv on Turday direct, for Wellington, in the running of the Mocraki. She will arrive at- this port on Saturday, and on completion of discharge will icturn to Sydney PORT SYDNEY CLIvAKEO. The Port. Sydney was found to be a clean shin, and her passengers came ashore by tender. The vessel will sak earlv this morning for Timaru to load for "Homo, the completion of which will be done at Wellington. , DISCHARGING BERTHS ASSIGNED. The Whakatn.ne has been ordered to a discharging' berth at Taranaki Street Wharf The Northumberland will' unload her cargo from Liverpool at King's Wharf.

The- Kin, Ora arrived at Lyttclton at 5.30 p.m. yeßterday from the United Kingdom. Tho dredgo Te Whaka, of the Lyttclton Harbour Board, is at present having a general overhauling prior to her departure for Nelson, where she is to carry out dredging operations for about two months. The intercolonial collier Waihora will leave Wellington about Saturday for Newcastle. ~ It is announced that the steamer Calm ia a day later than schedule.

Tho following vessels wero, expected to be within raiißo of Aynnm Radio last nighli-Mcpowai, Naviia. V> ajporl, i'loin, and Kcinucra. . . . The Union Company have received advice that, the Tfllune is to leave M« for Anekli'id to-day, and is duo here on Monday. - ... Tho Union Company's Itakanoa was held up at Newcastle for a day or two waitniß for the issue of one of the new coal export permits. The vcsecl received U. anfl sailed on Tuesday for Auckland, Tho steamer Orissa. is to leave. Wellington on Saturday morning for flew l lymouth to take on board an oil refinery plnnt for the Persian riulf. Mr. A. Brodie, chief officer of tho Calm, has resigned, and Mr. G. Simpson, second officer, haa been promoted chief, while Mr. B. Cartner has joined as second. The Kaikoura will sail from 'lokoinaru Bay on Saturday for Wellington, aHe vessel will complete loading lit tins port, and Bails for London on May 15.